Japanese stab binding is an elegant and simple way of binding your own books without needing glue or signatures. It adds an elegant handmade touch to binding documents like zines, scripts, printed short stories, or binding together loose pieces of art you might have lying around.
This 1h class will be about learning a Japanese stab binding technique for binding books and documents. To minimise cost and waste, we will be using plain printer paper to make an A5 booklet. If you already have your own A5 sized papers, documents or artworks you'd like to bind, you may bring up to 10 sheets of them along.
With the skills you learn and resources you gain, you can transfer them to bind larger books and documents of your choosing at home.
What will we cover?
You'll learn:
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marking and creating sewing stations on your book
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step by step diagrams on where to loop the needle and thread
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Wheelchair Accessible Venue
Gender Neutral Bathrooms
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Who will be Teaching?
Acanthus (Anther) Oria Low [they/them] is a collector of hobbies and a small-space suburban keeper of many species of unconventional animals, and chronic pain fighter. They are a foster carer for the Rabbit Sanctuary and are passionate about sharing environmentally friendly, low or no cost enrichment for animals.
Anther has dabbled in editorial makeup, cosplay, digital design, dungeons and dragons, and so so many crafts. Find them and their animals on Instagram.
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